A working set of stolen credentials, a business email, a live credit card, and an ID now runs about $19, according to NordVPN research. The people who run consumer cybersecurity say AI has made both the theft and the fraud that follows almost free to scale. For investors, that is quietly turning a commodity VPN
A working set of stolen credentials, a business email, a live credit card, and an ID now runs about $19, according to NordVPN research. The people who run consumer cybersecurity say AI has made both the theft and the fraud that follows almost free to scale. For investors, that is quietly turning a commodity VPN
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) will report second-quarter results after Tuesday’s close, followed by a 5PM ET call. Wall Street expects strong growth, but an earnings beat may no longer satisfy investors after the stock more than doubled this year. The chipmaker has proved that customers want an alternative to Nvidia, but has not shown
US stock futures rose on Monday after President Donald Trump delayed a planned attack on Iran, pushing oil prices sharply lower and easing immediate inflation concerns. At about 7:00 AM ET, Dow futures surged 410 points or 0.78%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 contracts gained 0.56% and 0.41%. The relief signal was encouraging but
AMC Entertainment stock extended its impressive rally, approaching a key resistance level as investors cheered the continued recovery of the blockbuster movie industry. The shares climbed to a high of $3.02, their highest level since October 2025, and have surged more than 200% from their lowest point this year. The key question now is whether
The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has come under intense selling pressure recently as concerns about the memory and technology sectors escalated. It dropped to $50 on Friday, down over 33% from its year-high. This article looks at some of the top DRAM ETF stocks to watch this week, including Western Digital (WDC), SanDisk (SNDK), and
Shares of Circle Internet Group fell sharply in premarket trading on Monday after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stablecoin issuer, while TD Cowen initiated coverage with a bullish rating, highlighting a growing divide on Wall Street over the company’s long-term prospects. Circle stock declined 6% to $58.81 in premarket trading following the contrasting analyst calls. Meanwhile,
US stocks opened higher on Monday as easing concerns over tensions in the Middle East pushed oil prices sharply lower, while investors prepared for a busy week of corporate earnings and key economic data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 640 points, or about 1.22%, while the S&P 500 gained 0.59%. The Nasdaq Composite edged
GameStop GME shares fell 10% on Monday after the video game retailer announced plans to exchange $1.4 billion worth of convertible debt for equity, a move that will substantially reduce its long-term debt but dilute existing shareholders. The company said certain noteholders would swap about $400 million of notes due in 2030 and $1 billion
SpaceX stock (SPCX) edged higher on Monday, in line with a broader market rally as investors looked ahead to the company’s first quarterly earnings report as a publicly traded company. The stock jumped about 1% in early trading. The broader market advanced after President Donald Trump called off planned strikes against Iran, easing geopolitical tensions